BPAY promotes its new ‘perfectly timed’ product feature ‘Scheduler’ in latest campaign via BMF
BPAY is pushing its new ‘perfect timing’ product feature in its latest outdoor, print and digital campaign created by BMF.
Sometimes people hold off paying their bills until ‘later’. But life gets in the way and ‘later’ becomes late. BPAY created Scheduler to help make the management of payments easier, giving people complete control over their payments.
Based on the insight that everyone has a different way of managing their finances, Scheduler gives people the option of choosing to pay now or scheduling to pay closer to the due date, without relying simply on good memory. Those who rather pay later than sooner, are always at risk of a late payment should they forget the due date.
With the claim, “You can’t perfectly time everything. But you can perfectly time your bills,” BMF has created the campaign that goes live today and will run nationally.
Says Warren Brown, creative founder, BMF: “When it comes to the timing of events that shape our lives we’re all usually less than perfect. This led us to discover a creative way to get noticed and ensure the message from BPAY was understood. After all we don’t like paying bills too early, or too late, incurring late payment fees, but given the opportunity to pay them bang on time and the peace of mind that would give you, made the idea of scheduling your bill payments with BPAY an absolute godsend.”
Says Christina Aventi, executive planning director, BMF: “The notion of ‘perfect timing’ is not just a fun thing for BPAY Scheduler to attach itself too but meaningful and entirely true to what the feature delivers. People don’t want to think about bills but this campaign makes them take notice and offers some levity in a world of grudge.”
Says Louise Genge, head of marketing, BPAY: “We wanted to remind people how easy and relevant BPAY is and to what extent it can actually help manage payments. The campaign delivers the message of perfectly timing your bills in a noticeable, relevant and humourous way.”
Creative Founder: Warren Brown
Art Director: Helen King
Copywriter: Alex Bolderoff
Executive Planning Director: Christina Aventi
Strategic Planner: Sarah Hood
Managing Director: Steve McArdle
Account Director: Enda Kelly, Claire Thompson
Senior Account Manager: Chris Hill
Project Manager: Lisa Houatchanthara
Print Producers: Karen Liddel, Jane Gower
Art Buyer: Basir Salleh
Photographer : Jonathan May
Production: Flipp Management
Retoucher : Limehouse Creative
2 Comments
The art direction is just amateur
To me, it looks like the Art Director has too much experience.
In the wrong agencies.